Membership from 2011/12 Season onwards

[nicko31]

Apologies if this has already been covered in a thread before (I'm sure it has). Looking at the website they list Gold Membership (STH's) & Young Seagulls membership.
If I'm correct old white & blue is no longer? So if I'm on the Albion database as a Blue Member who mostly attends away matches do I have just have general sale rights for tickets?
If anyone could clarify that would be great..

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

The blue and white schemes are dead as a dodo. Basically if you dont have a ST at Falmer and are an adult you start on 0 loyalty points. You need to build up loyalty points by booking via the club for away tickets and home games will also get you 10 points a pop so you can get ahead of the Juniors who are automatically allocated 50 points to begin with. Many of us wanting to go to the Donny game who are on 0 points will be completely peeved if Juniors are given a window to purchase tickets before they go on sale to the riff raff.

 

[nicko31]

I have to say I'm not impressed that I will be starting on zero pts as if I've just walked off the street. I was a STH during some of the worse years in the 90's and these days reguarly attend away matches. A young family and living 3 hours from Brighton means being a STH just isn't viable for me.
Its good the club has rewarded Withdean STH's but it seems a lot of others who have supported the club through thick and thin seem to have been forgotten. I'll be gutted in I'm not at the first league match...

 

[Grizz]

In the same boat as you, haven't been able to commit to a season ticket and never have, so will have to join the lottery on the remaining tickets for the games i can make. It might be a hassle, i might not get to see every game i want to, but in some ways i don't mind too much as its just great seeing the Albion reach heights that i never thought possible in 1994 when i first started watching them. As a collective group we'll just have to be organised and cross our fingers when tickets go on general sale.

 

[Spun Cuppa]

With the technology available to them, I hope the club can distribute unused STH seats to people looking to go to the odd game. If STH let the club know of their non-attendance early doors, we can still have a full stadium every game...

 

[Falkor]

i made a message in ask the club about memberships and they said more info to come soon

 

[eastlondonseagull]

With the technology available to them, I hope the club can distribute unused STH seats to people looking to go to the odd game. If STH let the club know of their non-attendance early doors, we can still have a full stadium every game...

If nothing official is set up, I'm sure an unofficial ST exchange system will pop up. I know I definitely won't be able to make every home game this season. The only thing is, would you trust your ST card with a complete stranger?!

 

[sir albion]

I have to say I'm not impressed that I will be starting on zero pts as if I've just walked off the street. I was a STH during some of the worse years in the 90's and these days reguarly attend away matches. A young family and living 3 hours from Brighton means being a STH just isn't viable for me.
Its good the club has rewarded Withdean STH's but it seems a lot of others who have supported the club through thick and thin seem to have been forgotten. I'll be gutted in I'm not at the first league match...

Sadly thats life as you can't keep everybody happy

 

[Falkor]

im going to get slagged of here but if ya have a system like West Ham used to Season tickets holders could trade in there tickets, then the ticket office would add it to the person that is applying key card

 

[smalldino]

I was going to e-mail the club but thought i would ask everyone here first. I was a member of the old AMS scheme was for life and then got transfered over to white membership. If the AMS was for life then surely i should have some sort of membership now. As a few of you all ready i cant commit to a ST but go to a fair few away games.
Just wondered if anyone knew